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Tyrone GAA and tragedy seem to go hand in hand! 
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Sad Story alright, seems to be one thing after another for the GAA family in Tyrone.


My tuppence on the year ahead:

An A footballing note i'm buzzing about 2013. My own county Clare have got Peter Pan himself in as manager and if he does anything like what he did with Wicklow then i'll be in dreamland LOL

I've been Living and playing my club football in Dublin for the past ten years so I take a very keen interest in their form. I'm expecting a big year under Jim Gavin, the noises from the camp suggest a more open and expansive style of football to be tried out in the league. 

Getting hitched to a girl from Killarney and as a result have not missed a championship match of theirs in 4 years {indeed have made about 3/4's of their league games}. Interesting to see how Fitzmaurice fairs in his first season. I get the feeling he's going to make great strides bringing in the new generation over the next few years only for Daragh O'Sé to ride in and finish the job! You can never write off the kingdom, especially with the 'Paidí factor' sure to drive their ambition and motivation.

Donegal? They are supreme supreme athletes, but only twice in twenty odd years has Sam been retained, i'm doubtful they can raise it the heights they did this year.

Mayo will be thre or there-a-bouts as i can see them kicking on....

Munster: Kerry
Connaught: Mayo
Leinster: Dublin
Ulster: Donegal

Champions: Dublin


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Originally posted by reddladd reddladd wrote:

Tyrone GAA and tragedy seem to go hand in hand! 
 
There seems to be more to this story - Son was suffering depression - another 17 year old involved - he has been granted compassionate leave to attend the funeral  


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Apparantly Mickey Harte is going to be his chaperon at the funeral
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Originally posted by Trap for Pope Trap for Pope wrote:

Sad Story alright, seems to be one thing after another for the GAA family in Tyrone.


My tuppence on the year ahead:

An A footballing note i'm buzzing about 2013. My own county Clare have got Peter Pan himself in as manager and if he does anything like what he did with Wicklow then i'll be in dreamland LOL

I've been Living and playing my club football in Dublin for the past ten years so I take a very keen interest in their form. I'm expecting a big year under Jim Gavin, the noises from the camp suggest a more open and expansive style of football to be tried out in the league. 

Getting hitched to a girl from Killarney and as a result have not missed a championship match of theirs in 4 years {indeed have made about 3/4's of their league games}. Interesting to see how Fitzmaurice fairs in his first season. I get the feeling he's going to make great strides bringing in the new generation over the next few years only for Daragh O'Sé to ride in and finish the job! You can never write off the kingdom, especially with the 'Paidí factor' sure to drive their ambition and motivation.

Donegal? They are supreme supreme athletes, but only twice in twenty odd years has Sam been retained, i'm doubtful they can raise it the heights they did this year.

Mayo will be thre or there-a-bouts as i can see them kicking on....

Munster: Kerry
Connaught: Mayo
Leinster: Dublin
Ulster: Donegal

Champions: Dublin
 
 
a decent enough synopsis TFP , i expect clare to pull off a qualifier shock or maybe two , i dont expect great things from kerry but lets face it if it clicks for fitzmaurice then he certainly has the personnel. Cork will be back in a big way though and i would tip them for munster.
 
i dont fancy donegal to retain ulster , you can only put your life on hold for a certain amount of time and now that the players have sam i think that all the other parts of life will start creeping in and cumulatively it will lead to the qualifiers for donegal.  that might not stop them hitting croke park in august though... i have no idea who will win ulster but derry have great players if they could get them all to perform on the same day.
 
what about wexford or kildare this year ? yeah it'll be the dubs again...
 
and finally connacht , mayo have a tough draw , i'll say nothing until i see how we get on in salthill.
michael meehan played the whole game for galway in the FBD , he must be roaring for action.
rossies have some great individuals we'll know more about all teams as the league progresses .
london will be looking for scalps again this year.
 
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I'd agree with Trap for Pope on most things there but if I was putting money on Munster I'd be backing Cork.
 
For the same reason I did't think Dublin would the All Ireland last year is the same reason why I don't think Donegal will retain it either. So much work needed to be put in at that level and no doubt the team will deservedly celebatre right for a few months which will effect their preperations for this year.
 
Should be a good year ahead, and actually with the the 2014 league final in New York we could see 18 months of top competitive football.
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Originally posted by sausy sausy wrote:

I'd agree with Trap for Pope on most things there but if I was putting money on Munster I'd be backing Cork.
 

For the same reason I did't think Dublin would the All Ireland last year is the same reason why I don't think Donegal will retain it either. So much work needed to be put in at that level and no doubt the team will deservedly celebatre right for a few months which will effect their preperations for this year.

 

Should be a good year ahead, and actually with the the 2014 league final in New York we could see 18 months of top competitive football.


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Laois might give Leinster a rattle this year. Players are finally buying into McNulty's methods and we will have a couple of players back onto the panel this year who haven't been involved for a couple of years! Might be a decent outside bet at 12/1!

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Originally posted by reddladd reddladd wrote:

Laois might give Leinster a rattle this year. Players are finally buying into McNulty's methods and we will have a couple of players back onto the panel this year who haven't been involved for a couple of years! Might be a decent outside bet at 12/1!
 
 
interesting , must quiz up a few of my laois spies...
 
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Originally posted by MayoMark MayoMark wrote:

Originally posted by sausy sausy wrote:

I'd agree with Trap for Pope on most things there but if I was putting money on Munster I'd be backing Cork.
 

For the same reason I did't think Dublin would the All Ireland last year is the same reason why I don't think Donegal will retain it either. So much work needed to be put in at that level and no doubt the team will deservedly celebatre right for a few months which will effect their preperations for this year.

 

Should be a good year ahead, and actually with the the 2014 league final in New York we could see 18 months of top competitive football.


If we get to New York I might just go to that instead of the championship game
 
 
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@Milla Cork have a serious squad alright but the fact that it's Killarney for the final again this year and all the talk of paidI that'll surround it that kerry will have the edge. Much like the Tyrone game last year though, it could be their AI final.

I Went or Donegal in Ulste as I just don't see a standout challenger. Tyrone & Derry probably next best placed.

League looks promising as well, Croke Park open for the 'Spring Series' again
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Originally posted by Trap for Pope Trap for Pope wrote:

@Milla Cork have a serious squad alright but the fact that it's Killarney for the final again this year and all the talk of paidI that'll surround it that kerry will have the edge. Much like the Tyrone game last year though, it could be their AI final.

I Went or Donegal in Ulste as I just don't see a standout challenger. Tyrone & Derry probably next best placed.

League looks promising as well, Croke Park open for the 'Spring Series' again

As has been the case fo the last few years one side of ulster is staked with good teams and the other is is poor enough. Our side of the draw is a mind field tbh need beat Tyrone in 1st round and then either Derry or down in the semi final. All will depend on how hungry our lads are for ulster this year but I feel whoever wins our 1st round game vs Tyrone will win ulster unless Derry can cause a surprise

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League looks promising as well, Croke Park open for the 'Spring Series' again
 
I'd rather Dublin were back in Parnell Park. Crowd right on the pitch, 9,000 there for a game under lights, always entertaining.
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Originally posted by Trap for Pope Trap for Pope wrote:

League looks promising as well, Croke Park open for the 'Spring Series' again

 
I'd rather Dublin were back in Parnell Park. Crowd right on the pitch, 9,000 there for a game under lights, always entertaining.
I used to enjoy going down to watch us play Dublin in Parnell park was always a good atmosphere in I for league games and good banter with he dubs which you sometimes dont get with them in croker. Will you be making the trip up to Donegal for the league game sausy
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Originally posted by sausy sausy wrote:

Originally posted by Trap for Pope Trap for Pope wrote:

League looks promising as well, Croke Park open for the 'Spring Series' again
 
I'd rather Dublin were back in Parnell Park. Crowd right on the pitch, 9,000 there for a game under lights, always entertaining.


vs. Galway 2 years ago was great imo. Money talks at the end of the day tho
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